Sreerangachar, 1943 - Google Patents
Studies on thefermentation'of Ceylon tea: 6. The nature of the tea-oxidase systemSreerangachar, 1943
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- Sreerangachar H
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- Biochemical Journal
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Recent investigations on tea fermentation, both in Ceylon and Assam, have led to distinct differences of opinion regarding the nature of the oxidase system that is responsible for fermentation. After modifying his earlier views on this question at least twice, Roberts [1939; …
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